Nominative and Objective Case Pronouns

Choose the correct pronoun and its function: Ed is the student (who, whom) I feel will be valedictorian.

• who - Subject

• whom - Direct Object

• who - Predicate Nominative

• whom - Indirect Object

• none of the above

Choose the correct pronoun and function: After being handcuffed, the police officer read the Miranda rights to (he, him).

• he - subject

• him - direct object

• he - predicate nominative

• him - indirect object

• him - object of the preposition

Choose the correct pronoun and function: (He, Him) gave Trisha directions to the concert.

• He - subject

• Him - direct object

• He - predicate nominative

• Him - Indirect object

• Him - object of the preposition

Choose the correct pronoun and function: The guidance counselor spoke to (we, us) students.

• we - subject

• us - direct object

• we - predicate nominative

• us - indirect object

• us - object of the preposition

Choose the correct pronoun and function: Pearl Buck is a novelist with (who, whom) most Americans are familiar.

• who - subject

• whom - direct object

• who - predicate

• whom - indirect object

• whom - object of the preposition

Choose the correct pronoun and function: Juanita offered (we, us) a seat next to her.

• we - subject

• us - direct object

• we - predicate nominative

• us - indirect object

• us - object of the preposition

Choose the correct pronoun and function: (Who, Whom) did the president recommend?

• Who - subject

• Whom - direct object

• Who - predicate nominative

• Whom - indirect object

• Whom - object of the preposition

Choose the correct pronoun and function: (We, Us) students learned many interesting facts about our solar system.

• We - subject

• Us - direct object

• We - predicate nominative

• Us - indirect object

• Us - object of the preposition

Choose the correct pronoun and function: Please email Faith and (I, me) to reserve your seat at the volunteer appreciation.

• I - subject

• me - direct object

• I - predicate nominative

• me - indirect object

• me - object of the preposition

Choose the correct pronoun and function: "Students are often surprised to learn that Thomas Jefferson owned hundreds of slaves--after all, it was (he, him) who wrote the Declaration of Independence.

• he - subject

• him - direct object

• he - predicate nominate

• him - indirect object

• him - object of the preposition